@Satoshi Kyou i like to think of it as a massive crossover that can or can't have a massive impact on a character

@Billsomethingi suppose your (or is it you're? i swear this confuses in english class) right. in any case i welcome this.

@Satoshi Kyou in the end it nothing more then an exercise in writting

Are you done yet with the introduction

In a day or two I'll make another interest check in the Casual Roleplay section. There I'll post a working setting (a park, as many agreed) and a better pitch. Meanwhile, look forward to it.

Do you know when you'll have the OOC done?

So basically we all take characters from our own ball game and pit them at one thing

@Blizz basically yes

So basically we all take characters from our own ball game and pit them at one thing

No, your characters aren't going to be 'pitted'. I strongly note that the nature of this series of threads is collaborative, not competitive, and not to think of this as a generic multiverse crossover as it is a writing exercise (with all the baggage it implies). If the player behind a character deliberately acts in a disruptive manner and without respect to other writers' wishes, he/she should expect the boot. On the other hand, a player shouldn't whine when things don't go as what he/she had in mind.

I allow bringing characters with high 'power levels' and normal civilians, but if, say, the writer for this completely defenseless girl-in-a-wheelchair wants to develop his/her character while being unharmed by the far more powerful characters, other players better do their damnest to prevent their magic-and-gun-slinging characters from harming her, even if it means OOC; unless, of course, they have consulted with the the player him/herself and she gives the OK.

OOC will be up shortly.

@Gambit, @Joegreenbeen,@Obscene Symphony, @RomanAria, @TheUnknowable, @YamiCuoreLaroux, @Hawlin, @Billsomething,@spacedorito

OOC is up. Might want to wait a bit until I can spew some blurbs about specific area.

so its a crazy version of crossover?COOL